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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

pa SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rey. w.
". LAxDEUu, D. d., will preach at II A. NJ. and
Bpm.
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yNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
y SMALL FARM, WITH COMFORTABLE
FRAME HOUSE THEREOS. WITH USUAL
OTT-BTILDINGS. cos TAIN y q FL r
ACRES OF LAND. AND ADJOINING TIE
FAkNS OF THOMAS POLLARD, CUNLIFFE ;
ESTATE, AND OTHERS, NEAK COALfIELD
STA1lON, RICHMOND AND DANYILLE
RAILROAD.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust from
Mathew II. Jewett and wife. bearing dato sep
tcmber2 fSs5 aud duly OF record in tae clerk e
once 81 Chesterfield County Court. la Dee =
LOOK Il. page 2l9, aud being required by IA 20
holder Cf notes th,rein 80 .urei 30 g. %, th'
uudersigl ed trustees viii uticr Tor sale by pub
DC auction on
TUESDAY. JUNE q. isS7,
commencing PROMPTLY 70 AZ o'clock +. NJ.
On The premises the aDoy3-tesrihed Pro
Ifhll. ibis property, situated a. n l.
Cua'aold station. EieamOnd ali Danyli rau-
road, offers extra Inducements % parties IS "a
ugtO purchase ui'e li,tle summer Residence
a. the Bon Air train leaves CoalGeli over
morning amt returns in the evening.
1FrNs: Cash ~liir!eu; Co. pay ~ ono u)t
frr $3.50 cue fhe - day Of March. 1855. ant on
ucta cue ami PAYABLE on the . day oi sep
ttll,r. 1856. with iuterert upon -lii noses &
9r.e. aad costs 0l executing This trust; naiAlc .
uton such terms IS Viii bee maze foowp upon
day Of ale. ". l.. COWARDIN.
MM. II. MCCARTHY.
Trustees.
sAyrscN x ApANsoN. Aurtion"ers isI2
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MEI1INtiA.

HEADQUARTERS RICH-NN
WoX6 CoYwANDERY, No. ,. ~
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. RICHMOND, ~
VA, June II. lSS7.-SPEClAL OR-/ y
DEHS: I. Pursuant 10 the requirement. q the
hv-laws. RICHMOND COMNANDERY, No. ,,
Is. T., i ordered 10 assemble. mounted at 81
All ans hall, Third and Main streets on IL Is
DAY. Juno II, lss7. AZ o., o'clock =. H., for q
parade and inspection.
II. The members 81 the Commandery ~ ~:
Andrew. 80. I3, and the honorary members Of
this commandery are spo tally Invited 10 at
tend and participate IN the parade. The IN
,tection will tako place at the New reservoir
az -, +. VI.
~ order Of 4. Il. CoUETSFy, Eminent Com
rnnnder CHARLES 4. WEST.
Captain-Gcuoral
Attest: :. Meg. FISHER. Recorder.
10 1o-lt
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ENECUTOBS' SALE OF ALA.
EININBFR OF Et>I-.Nn l.-
InELNItN~IUN Of lN. tIl t'.
Atthe request Il tie eKr'.' r 'i
TyicI. ceased. So Eil o"-r '.r -A
FRIDAY. JUNE -. t,-.
beginning az @ ocioc4, 3D. t
100 s5xI-0 feot or crts.,.
street adjoining Mr.. Culrir..
= IOI toXisr ieet 90 rs.t -.
street, al. CiaiIg y. y. Tee. f..'
2. LOT t0xiO Get on Ni..
Joining thC properly AZ Marian DID
v. Co gina
l. IOI l9.xl50 feet on N.-..
tween the properly 81 81. ta
lamsbDrg avenue.
;. lO1 gIxl.O fee, On tie Nr-.
sCu street. Nu-t beyond tha
ard neAr thUuh.
Ile-e Lots uiu 3D. oCer.l .s
divided 90 slIt purchaser.
East-kud properly hiss r''rH'
unue to rapidly erl a."c ln fH
ar extension. ALREADY On rofr
aariiy greatly enhance thr sA....
perry. Spectators ANA -h.'s
realizing tho fact thlt ~ s,..
derived from luye0lr,tt.s lI ...-
our city fLau elsI wtvrs an4 ..0 ..h
tego az h. Buy now, iof'rc D..
lrRNs: ono third cl.l. r'-..
Twelve months. Tie purchaser p.
notes. With ntcres, added. AH4 -N
~ aGced upon the property. ....,
QtAGLE> s. Nr.i
lei2 A.'
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FOR RENT.
ETOR RENT. Ga
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIyE-L0W RkNF.

Fasi-Ftnnklin-stree BRICK-i2 roomas-se-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets; all iin-
uroyCments. 40
Monroe Park DWELLING. Main sir3ot; 10
rooms; all improvements; only $50.
CentTRlly-io, ated DWELLING, coo Eighsh
street near Leigh street: hot and cold BATH
7 rooms, now being nicely papored.
Call for printed RENT LIST.
j. THOMPSON BROWN g CO..
Iet9.2t 1il3 Main street
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VIRGINIA NEWS NOTES.
Norfolk and Observation-Disclosures
sOnat.

A small schooner, loaded with truck, cap
sized In the harbor about II O'Clock yester'
dav and the crew were thrown overheard,
but none were drowned, other truck-boats
passing picking them up.
An effort is being made to extend the
free-delivery system TO lluntersyllle and
Atlantic CITY, which suburbs have about
five thousand people.
BY orders from Washington all work on
the flagship Trenton will close up next
"Wednesday, and all wsrkmen will then be
discharged from the nayy.yard until the
end Of the month.
The Norwegian bark SOlgram and the
ENGLISH brig Darpa, from Richmond for
south American ports, are lying Ia lamp
ION Roads awaiting favorable winds.
Judge X. W. Hughes leaves to-day for
Lancaster, Pa. to deliver an address on
'Cbief.Justice Marshall" at the centen-
NAL celebration OF Franklin and Marshall
College on Tuesday.
Mavor Barton Myers has returned from
q visit North.
The congregation of the Third Baptist
church Of this city have just built hand
some parsonage in our suburb known rs
Hun,ersvile, and Rev. Vernon PAnson,
the pastor, and family have moved IN.
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sale durlnB Tic Ilif
DanViiie.
memorIal.div was o

D1nyille memorIaldiy was observed Ye'.
terdgy. There was q large attendln'e st
the cemetery, and Hon. George c. ClbcIl
was the orator Of the day.
After the address Of Colonel CIhcil
flowers were placed on tie graves of the
confederate dead and then the military
marched through the National cem,tery
anG decorated the graves OF the Union sol
ditTs.
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Sfamnion.

All the old officers of the Deaf, Dumb.
ard Blind Institution have been reelected.
The Executive Committee Of the Bald
win District Fair met iturdly and adopt
ed programme for the races at tne next
exhibition. ARRANGEMENTS were perfected
for stock sale during the fair.
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Reading notices In reaiing-mstter type,
lines or less, 81: in nonpareil loaded, 75c.
Gard Of rates for more space furnished on APP
plioatiOn.
All letters and kilograms must be addressed
10 TIKI DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

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sIC,IoN SALES.--FUTURE Days.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

By sampson & Adamson,
Real f-tafC Auctioneors and lnsuranc' AG ,ais-
FL Han street. Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
U7UFRE Will BE A PICNIC AT

VlHERE WILL BE A PICNIC AT
4 ASHLAND PARK TUESDAY the 2lst Of
June. under the management Of the Retreat
for the Sick. Music. Dancing, and Boating arc
among the attractions. large paVlhoh ana
abundance Of shade.
1ickots: For adults. SOC. children, 25c.. aud
can be bought at the train or from tho lady
managers.
The train leaves Elba statiOn nj Q \. VI. ; re-
turns att z. NJ. Refreshments a. city prices.
10 1879
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WANTED, Pupils FOR MUSIC
w Crian0: win De thoroughly inlrI'loi
at one half usual charges Best rstarenr3s.
30l west Main, corner zine, opposite Park side
Gntrgnce)
ie I2.1t. Miss TANNER.
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nor RENT, BRICK TENE- ~
g MENT Seventh and Franklin streets Id
rooms. .
BRICK TENEMENT No. 1917 cast Marshall
etreet; rooms.
BRICK DWELLING corner Nilctecnth ana
Broad streets: 10 rooms.
BRICK Tenement No. 13s soUtA Cherry
street: rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 3lB north Tw1nty-
fifth street: rooms. 81 iON y %
10 10 fi02 Main street.
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xpyuOrs News.

One Of the crew of the Norwegian blrS
Charlotte \. Litteteld, loading Lumber At
tbs port, fell IRON the rigging Yesterday
INTO the water and was drowned. IL Il
supposed his head struck the SIDE Of th'
ve>>d in his descent and that he was
stunned.
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EXCTRSIONS. Sc.

There win be VOCAL and INSTRUMENIAL
MUSIC by the following parties; Caploln
Freuk Cunningham. Mr.. Crump, mra' iolty
Greener. Mrs. Willie Knowles, Miss carrie
S,aude. and by full chorus REFRESH
MENTS Of all kinds ut city prices. A pleasant
time promised 20 all who may 90 with "a.
Tickets: Gentlemen, So; ladies ana chll-
cont o0s west Marshall: Jacob Umlauf, ~
west Marshan: Mrs Funk, corner Twenty
seventh and q streets; John Voegler. or Nine,
Mile road: from members Of the schools ana
at the wharf on the night OF the excursion.
poat taa 90 wharf at 7.30 o'clock. il l2-2t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11

fhs foll0sing general order has beer
issusd b DepsEtDsuf ConmanSer A. P.
osrEy, Of the Grand Army Of the Re.
pabliss
hHADQoAKZKRs DEPAKrAEKHI or ". T.. !
GRAND AHMY on rKK RKruExAl
sPFKASE FArIs, Aprii -, 1857.
6eaeEal Order, No. /.
1 Having been elected and duly In
sailed BY she DepaRsment Encaupnent
OF Washington Territory. held az Ia
CONS. April 10Th, 1887. a. its Depart
meut C0mmscdeT, hereby assume the
e1tles dsvolyinQ upon the ONCE.
IL HsadqaarteTs are hereby estab-
hshsa &C Spokane Fails. W. T.
III. The following named comrades
esys been selected 20 positions % the
siaa Of the Department Commander.
They Will Be respected and obeyed ac-
eordinQiy
Assistant A5jztsnt Geaegsl. II. d.
Smith, Geo. Wright Post, No. q; As
sistant QusrtermasssE General, E A.
Boatha. Ssd0Wick Post. No. g.: Inspector
General, r. 8. Sshn. Custer Poss. No. s;
Cbief Mastering Ofhesr, n. NJ H0lmes,
stevens Post. No. 1; Judge Advocate.
klshaRd Osb0rn. Miller Post, No. 81.
The names Of Aids and Inspectors will
Be annOuBced hereafter in General
Orders. By command, A. p. CURBY,
Department Commander.
Omcial /: M. ID. EMTrH,
Asst. Adj. General.
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Tue fifth annual Encampment. De-
partmenf Of Washington Territory.
Grand Army Of the Rspublic. held st
Tscoma, April 20sh and 2lst, 1857, adopt
ed a resolution to establish at 81. Louia,
Mo-, in September next, and during the
National Eneampment Of the Grand
Army Of the Republie. either in eepnec-
tion With Oregon. California and Eeva-
da or otherwise, q Washington Territory
headquarters, ct which should be exhib
tied specimens Of the minerals, ceal.
agricultural products, lumber, fruit,
etc., of Washington Territory, aud at
which papers descriptive Of the Terri
tory, its resources aud advantages,
should be placed for free distribution
Tbs committee entrusted with the
execution Of this purpose, think 10 ne
cessaFy 10 act promptly. The time in
which 10 collect suitable exhibit of
such specimens is short considerable
funds will be needed, and the committee
urge upon each community to furnish
something for the exhibition.
There will be at the st. Louis conven-
ten perhaps not fewer than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND VETERANS.
Coming from all parts Of the United
1e1AE4t 119 AAgaAly Vi hh1A NAAoa Va k@0-
Gle Who make good citizens aud who
would be Welcomed to Washington Ter
ritsry. The establishing OF this kind Of
headquarters will attract attention. Tue
press Of the country will speak of il as
sn evidence of West Coast enterprise.
Oar rich agricultural products and
specimens of minerals, coal and lumber.
With such samples of fruit ss will bear
~ sill kn aWhfkff9nsR 20
which we can peint with pride and
which will cause investigation. Through
out the East there is an anxious desire
to know more about this great north
western country. The free distribution
OF newspapers, illustrated pamphlets
aud circulars descriptive of the Terri
terry, It's resources and advantages, will
place directly in che hands Of persons
interested such information as they can
rely upon. These papers will be carried
to the homes Of the visitors and read By
others, and the exhibition 10 this way
will do mere toward
ADVERTISING oUR TERRITORY
Than the expenditure of like amount
OF money in any other way.
The committee premises that IL the
people of the Territory will give this
matter prompt attention and substantial
aid, tie exhibition will be a grand sue
cess.
Each Board of Trade, Chamber OF
Commerce, Post of the g. A. R., and
each public spirited eitizsn IN the Ter
ritoFy Is confidently expected to assist
IN raising q sufficient amount Of means
to enable the committee Co give eur
Territory a suitable representation at
the exhibition. All donations can be
forwarded to either member of the COM
mittse and any information desired will
be furnished by addressing any mem
ter Of the committee. II is ths inten-
ton TO appoint sub committees through
out the Territory.
The press Of the Territory IL urgently
requested TO publish this notice, and to
urge upon citizens to act with rs In this
matter.
Tacoma, April Gath, 1887.
4. p. CURRY, Spokane Falls,
Chairman.
+. W. BECKER. Colfax.
THOMAS CARROLL, Tacoma,
A. =. FABQUHARsoN, Puyallup,
| W. ID. CLOSE, Kalams.
| Committee.
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M Niza4g~ = saosAias syruP, for Ell, 4-~u
49, kias, - tas FrescrlEfiCa - ons q ne 80
se1aa2e nurses and thftlc5Ans In he Usis-l
stats al eN@A'sss use& f-s tzrtf ysar. wtss
neFvg tallag taeeass g. wtiii1as O. rl5shr~.
~ ssseif e2ilirss. baFias sAs rrocsss u
's'saAli.s its valas l. t1cascalAAls Is F~itsvss
ias sAt.4 frsaEa Fain- cures tvssnterv "a 80
rtssA, s'1F1vs ia ne baus-s aea sTtss 80,
ty EfVtns Asalta - TIE cAla ss r..ss -.
@N'At' Esse' ~ aetsas ArlNaNty
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n1er nAfIs
LoUIsVfLLE, May lo.-LouisviIls, 10;
Athletics. 8.
kEw YoEK. May l0.-Nev York, 8;
Washington, ..
CHIoAoe, May 10. - Indianapolis, 8;
Chicago, I.
DErRorT, May lo.-PittsburR. 4; De-
troit, 6.
CLEVELAND, May lo.-Oleveland, 8;
Brooklyn. Z.
ST. LoUIs, May l0.-SL Louis. 5;
Baltimore. 2.
BosToN.. May 10.-Philsdelphis, 4;
RaztOn IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11
ENDoRxEHENT % A LEADING
PHNSICIAN.

Il have ussd Dashy's Prophylasiic
kiaid extensively As = disinfectant ana
deotoriEsF. scd tad e an admirable
Whenever there are af-
feasive DISCHARGES from Woands. ahssus
50, etc, is = wonderful IN iis action. /
consider q the hsst preparAtisu I Know
As . esnsie IA diphtterta or scarlet
fever }. CEHSsEEIL Lrwn MD.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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OFTscIAL MKAsU1EMHS1.-To Mr. Z.
a. Winlov, special Surveyor q steam
vessels for the district q Puget Soend.
ve are Indebted Ter ths calsiai al.
measurement Of Capt. O. " Gove's
see steamer Nav QaeSs. - Seattls
He's regis erred length Is Tts fest, res-
isseErd hreaala, as feet. registered
depth, SIS feet, gross tonnass, n s. taas;
: gisisFsa tonnSEu, a. ~ tonA
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Iouou TIE cFoccE." eorusr O Frart
sud pnion, . ahSaa teas ums vita a
Decided novslty. Ne has broasht
thFouGh Eastern eorn-fed. snSAR ezred
hams and eAeSn. and IA havinE thetn
sneked BY Nj. Mast. the poValAF
butcher, With hardwood. They are tee
incest and eleAnesa meats Ger p~eEla
have yes Bad q ckaHes ~ obtaining. AZ
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CsmASN sENsK uFE NsrHAScE.
o. the sSme rlaH a. Fire Iasaraaee.
rWK rnpyFnWNT SAVINGS rrrr asst-, 49,,

o. the same riAn a. Fire Iasaraaee.
THE rEpyTnSNT SAVINGS IIFE ASSURANCES
soCtETr oY NEw IORK.
Taylor 4 Barns having hsen ap-
pcsnted agents Of this company Tor
Washington Territory, are now ready 10
recsive applications for life insurance
under this neu plan and invite the as
tention of the pablo 90 q sytcm which
viii commend itself 10 the Judgment 81
all. IL IL sound life insurance IN is
simplest form, 81 . mach less cost than
any other plan. No assessments, no
estimated dsVi,eads 80 disappoint The
asssred. Persons ccnsern piasinR life
insurance should call and examine thss
Plaza AZ oar offiee.
1krIoz { iSUKNS
General Insurance Agents Batiet's
Building. James street mylH
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A LITTLE LgAVEN LEAVENEIH the
WHOLE LIMP.

A disease in one part Of the body will
eventually all the whole body with dis
ease. Every year or two some part of
tie system grows weak and begins to de
cay. Such part should be removed al
once aud new matter be sllowed to take
its place. There's no need Of cutting Il
cot with the surgeons scalpel. Purge
away the old. diseased and worn oat
parts with BRANDRKTH's Pills. Thea
the new body will take care Of itself.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11

Etamnes bought for cash. sold for
cash, price them. CHEsgER CIRART.
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The " CENTEMEkI'' Is tas usos, pop
aiaE kia glove 10 Amsrtss. 81. Is for eve
eulson& $50 Tor elrtt buItoss TesT
are Tar o~ios TIE prioo % aay oshsF
standard maker and Ter o. art dars.
eiiiiy ART uaeXSsiie1- The absvs Are =,
TAI pri,sz ne eisys = RET soia Al uhals-
sAisl a. - aWAhAUHER RRlSSi. Ais
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VOCAL ACADEMY.

phOF. MAX KRTSGsI WILL OPEN
L singing class for iadlss Nna r-ufss
n@a On AoRdAy. Nay 81 Terms a. -
meath Pupils for D e leSaans nav
1eaH IRE AZ chA7se Fer pGrticalars n
an a. raasscal drpArrnaeat Iowran 4
i1sS seF4 ; stAtiozsry sssrs. eornsr Fronf
AID CAszry streets. apa
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sAs'srR s,sa pEiers tor DRY soos.
CEExEKA CLK1Kx.
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EalRsooks bought for cash, sold for
cash, price them. CHESTER CLEARY.
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T OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
II North Seattle.
Lots and blocks for sale In ID. r. Ben
Ry's first, second. third fourth. flfth and
sixth additions, ID. T Denny's PAX aadi-
ten and Mob Hill addition.
Business and residence lots and blocks
Tor sale in various parts OF the city.
Ten-acre lots near the city.
Farm and farm lands In King. San Juan
and Island counties.
WANTED
More farms to sell and lease.
More houses TO rent
More city lots and blocks 70 sell.
More business property 70 sell
More money % invest in first class
mortgage securities We guarantee
NINE PER CENT
Returns on mortgage Investments.
Before buying elsewhere call and ieok
over our list Of property.
Taxes paid and investments made for
non resident parties.
Agents fer the Western NH Company.
Correspondence from abroad solicited.
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TIE cash system - test. prise car
dress eoods. GEnsTnA clsAAr
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AMezMA1 FATAL MArL.R06p ACCIDENT
HBw oFTTcKzs or THR GRAND LepaE,
Z Q. Q. E.--arEzEB o. TEE NORTH
K1N PACIFIC AAfTnoaD AID
A 8wEKPEza xHRxAz.
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Fancy goods bouRht for cash, sold for
cash, price them. CHEsTKR CLKAET.
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on 70 THE KTEH

kobeEt Falton, Fred Halkins and
nank Daane viii leave to-day for FOrt
nepe, on The Fraser river, Wners they
VII poEpsFiy equip themselves for Q
san mers pFcspestinR in the Ruby
Cfeek mines They win also pressed
70 tie SiDifikamsen country.
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TIE HARTFORD.

Such a vigorous protest vas forwarded
10 tue Secretary Of the Navy against
the oondemniug OF the old var ship
Hartford that 1t has been decided to 70.
tain her 10 active service. This was
Admiral FarTaRut's flagship. Il vas ia
the rigging Of this old vessel that the
brave old Admiral lashed himself on
the memorable passage Of the forts
guarding the entFasoe 10 Mobile BaY.
The Hartford Is new living along With
many old hulks q, the Mare Island navy
yard. The veterans plead that the gal
liant old vessel be retained as memorial,
not only Of Farragut's valor, bot Of
American patriotism, and as 40 inspiFa-
tion for the rising generations.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-11

h@g1slAr Ger. Peat IaseTiqsnasr.1
The Indspsndsut Order Of Red Msn
s.se issaed complimentary invita-
nols % thesR maay friends. requesting
tseis aste1danos 81 the dedieafioa ser
vloes toDofFoH afternoon. tie oooaaion
oeinR TIE Completion cs their new wig
wsm 90 Maple AssGne. A grand ball 10
snno0need % take Dlacs Ia the evening.
special music for the occasion has been
engaged.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-04
Tuesday, January 4, 1887.
WHAT the country needs is hone

WHAT the country needs is honest
tax reduction. The air il full Of pro.
posals to give up strictly taxes
in order ~ continue the bounty TO
mon opolists. Every advocate OF PRIV.
lection through u war tariff admits
the necessity of tax reduction aud is
willing 70 assist ia furthering il by
any means which will continue the
profits Of the industrial barons. The
lumber barons are convinced tina,
sugar is Of prime necessity and should
be put on the free list. The Ressemer
steel monopplisl- view with indigna.
ton the outrageous V derived
from whiskey and ARE clamoring for
its reduction on behalf Of tsx-ridden
people. The clotn factories look with
surprise on the %exhorbitsnt tax levied
on tobacco and call loudly for its
abatement. But each and all protest
in the interests of American labor
against sny reduction Of the tariff
which will make a dollsr worth n
dollar and a half in purchasing power
by decreasing the cost Of living ~ CON-
pared with present prices. They are
willing, like ARENAS Ward, 10 sacri.
fee all their wife's relations on the altar
Of their bleeding country 80 long rs the
recruiting sergeant passes them by.
The public at large are not deceived by
the combinations and counter combi-
nations made by professed friends of
the people to bolster up the profits Of
manufacturing millionaires. How
ever lacking in results at present, dis
cussions Of the tariff may be they are
educating the intelligent working peo.
pie of the United States to q know
ledge of the shsms of high protection.
Less than seven per cent Of the indus
trial population Of the country are
benefited directly or indirectly 10y the
present tariff Tn. oth"r SS per cent
will soonpr ar later rIs- ia revolt
against n system which taxes the n.c
essitIes of life an average NJ 46 per
cent on their value 10 heap up mnnu.
mental fortunes for eastern capitalists
without u dollars worth of resulting
benefits to the great mass of the work
ing population OF the country .-0ma.
ha Bee.